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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-05

aE AND MAYOR HEWITT EXPECT Mr.. SCHULTZ TO
MAKE GOOD HIS CHARGES.
The debate in the Chamber OF Commerce on thursday,
turing which Jackson s Schultz declared that the De-
partment Public Works corrupt as In the days OF
Tweed has called forth official comment and Mr. Schultz
II called on to good his assertion or apologize for
false statement Mayor Hewitt sent the following letter
70 George Wilson, secretary Of the Chamber OF Com
merce:
acknowledge the receipt Of resolutions adopted by
day in the condition of the pavements In
this city Isuppose mat the Chamber is not ignorant OF
the numerous com nications which have addressed
TO the officers in charge OF the streets reference 70
this subject The resolutions however Indicate that the
Chamber ignorant Of the action OF the Board OF Es
mate and Apporonment ON this subject aken lsst Wsek
to appropriated for repavng the streets was appro
priated aud all the money asked for by the street De
bartment for repairs of pavements was also apprcr,
eted Nevertheless the resolutions o. the Chamher VIII
be duly communicated TO the Board of Estimate and Ap
pOrtonnent
The Mayor also sent this letter to Mr.. Schultz;
You reported In the morning newspapers as having
saq s reas tive Wa. as corrupt as
ever was in the days OF Tweed will thank you to
made as reported is based It viii be my duty upon
being furnished with any snch evidence 10 proceed
promptly unearh the frauds and punish the officers
who commit them.
General Newton sent the following letter to Mr..
Schultz:
ton at the meeting OF the Chamber Of Commerce that
the Department Of Public Works corrupt as in the
DAYS Ol tweed. Inc department., Npea Voh
WAS In he OF s employees far superior TO the
days Of Tweed and lie severe reflection upon me that
upder nv admin their characters have 30 far re-
coded need remind you, under the circumstances.
Of your obligations as gentleman Yonrs respectfully,
JOHN NEWTON
General Newton added that he thought Mr. schultz
should have been careful in his language He
could not understand why he should make such ndis
eliminate and causeless assault the Department OF
Pub c Works He said that TO his certain knowledge
Mr.. schultz had made personal Investigation OF tho
workings OF tho department He had not applied to
General Newton for any Information concerning the de-
partnent to tho last sentence In his letter IL was
merely intended to remind Mr.. Schultz that ho should
not make assertion that he cond not prove and thus
render himself liable to a retrsctisn and apology.
Deputy Commissioner d. IOwber smith said that the
charges Of Mr. Schultz absurd.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-05

sooe bal. 70 eh.rs. Of .Toeou; csI s HI:
sesa.s si. s.. I'll, s:1
Ps. :n s.sSss SssSst Sa alleged that
he ught in hi, misdesds Thursday night
Sssy have .pPS OH ,sa dsa Of John Mr.
business elsewhere and succeeded by Mr. sargent
oRAyGE-An aggravated case OF cruelty 70 enllsn WA
Msufy MS,ho s' lis wife /, lying Memorial Hospital and
MosRS I've. With his sws iii. boys tenement hods.
On Mc.seI n nsrS me on
ing MoSor was discharged employ Of the rairo.d
the the @ blow ne FACE Win
in room and Kept there until officer forced ne door
Mss1 Of IA and e SsS 1 be @
KOpP' comn. d tRfee tailor %Sn Gn
bro st. T@. Gs oS hmsy BY an smpoye
gold jewelry Kopoel come time ago gave On
TsnI 10 yo" opne went 10 NswYork BAKER IN
fs s q the ,ge n VA quitting
Its Supposed the thief will take steamer Tor
once ~. been QUEEN BY tho leader. WHO
begged the Washing anhoes MOI 10 ~ ,e a. now
H sem. a pronsc Of the :. Clerk ccw whos
ory alarms q as 10 o ssf Lat a.. bean S..
Msois " SS tho coSnou the
railroad Company must be erected or hashah
placed AZ once al the Inmanave. CROSSING
plnyrrErp-The Republican nominee, for state senator
shetr u0.t At ti. Repnbcan Club Front
stThc PaisGeld Land lmproTemnenv oonp ,n pa mas
dolnh farm in rautave II Is being SURVEYED preparatory
W ~ into building lots 10 be sold on easy TERMS
~ are difficulty IN nndibg any ono
80 oao their oriorn hope against CifV Judge trh hepnD
49, on.. for Assembly. The latest name The committee
~ Varancy are considering Joseph g. Miller Druggist
III. ,r,snds won't The now machinery Tor
bs escirc light company placed In position yester
dav and no further trouble with street lights Is ei
nscc;ed Tho circuit throughout tho borough has
- rernove ed The members OF the Methodist
%nrch have refusal Of valuable lot S5N 80
fest Linden at the price oil COO
%anb,on, ch nrch will be built thereon olonel NJ W.
viii nv request deliver lecture on Tuesday evening
IN Mnsc II all benefit OF the Public Library: over
,rfv erected to accommodate te EN-
Moves and their families who will accompany the row
w.. Tool Work. - Tho Young Peoples Association Of
scai and entertainments to extend throughout The
rtntcr senator Lyiugsons admission 10 Editor horr
.on Of T, N,ms that tho Democratic parry was
rnm party used against him with much effect In
his candidacy for reelection
wrsrpIrID-A movement ha. been started among the
from Westhod on the Central
p,ad IN have station erected the present one II IL
am,d not heng 10 hold the people on stormy or
cold rorning. when OF using the waiting
Wr.r, Frank Bergen Chsuncry Ripley and lan : W ellen
bav, heen appointed committee 10 obtain plans ana est
mate. hoie 10 Ne erecte ts "ne' ~ 10 piop~
ME stock company will be formed.
FtHABFIu.-The Republicans completed their city ticket
ON Thursdsy evening by nominating James = Hedges or
ette and hares Whaley for Chosen Freebooter. me
ward for Councimen are as iolsws second
Ward John Kennedy. Third Ward. j. A Blatz tlth ward
7 W sixth ward. G. W. Moves SeVcnth ward
NJ W. IIalsev Eighth Ward. Samuel Murray The Fist
and Fourth Wards Will make nominations 10 night
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-05

eICKNEss 40 DOUBT DROVE HIN INsANE-hIs GOOD
RECORD ORR W OF HIS MATES.
Policeman James II. Place of the City Hall Squad, at
his home. No East Onc-hundrcd twenty nnth'st
shot himself In the mouth yesterday with his revolver,
killing himself instantly There little doubt that he
hal become insane from sickness there no other
cause his suicide. few years ago lie began to be
troubled with eryspeas in the heal and the disease had
become more troublesome Of late. \ few days ago he
talked about his Illness In a melancholy way at Police
Headquarters, and advised TO retire a pension
on Thursday he did not appear al the City Hall
Station, ana who livel in the same house with him
went report that he sick The police surgeon who
went to see him reported he probably would be able
to return 10 duty in few days. Place WAS suffering
greatly from cold which had made the eryspcas break
out afresh in his face. At Il yesterday his family
heard pistol shot and found him dca g.
and OF the precinct al speak highly or
Place. They there better policeman on the
force, and socially he hrst-raic fellow, and
was the In the world they thought would com
INIT s1cide. He born this city on February 20,
$780, and appointed the lorce on May 20, 1851
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JERSEY CITY.

lively occurred yesterday Jersey CITY between
policemen aud OF thieves who hal stolen
OF shoes from sullivan. IN Newark The OH
chased tho Fellowship TO the Bergen Cut hero The
reinforced Nv members Of tho Lava Bed DAM
Tho gang upon the officer. and lively fol
lowed POlic Biusn ielled with large that
the hurled 1t him the abdomen
inlc injuries Policeman Murphy oil
ths thieves. who Joseph
notorious Iuitn who is wanted for number Of
burgIsIies BrueD Was removed To the hospital
Jessie MCCorkie tho young whose removal he
o New York caused consider al
short time because IT alleged tina, she kept
there against her Will !elssY tr ye-er ay and
office. She that her relatives rot
her home der object visiting the
Drs. Kenw!ck and Jewell from
q AZ made implied against
herself Tho doctors The stan Of CHRIST
Hospital where Jessie was employed nurse. She
fused make any statement ABOUT her the
Hou~c OF Mercy.
The Grand Lodge 81 odd Fellows ~ Jer-ey will
Its annual la Trenton Oh November 10 and IL
Holm, a liquor dealer at No 40 OceSnave, has
been ling from nom, sine Wednesday lie left homs at
~. New York. tax with hi large amount
10 buy stock AMI has not returned His trends
worried because he remained away from home be
fore
Jacob Schmitt. OF No 5i4 Jtrs"vave WA complained OF
yesterday obtasing under iase proeuces Mary
Brickner Of No $50 SoveDtst. the cnmpla ant allie
bought from Scmt the stock fixtures amt snOt
andy for S67J. When she got possession OF
expert vsuet the stock at s2f 30 and tile
owner house had valid claim to the fixtures war
rant was ssued ior Schmitts arrest
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FLIGHT OFA SWINDLING MAJOR.

ISSUING INTOXICATED STOCK TO SERVANT GIRLS
A POLITICIAN AND CHURCH MEMBER
Warrants for the arrest OF Major Alexander ". Way
were issued New Hrunswcs Friday night, but they
came too late Tie major had fed. lie Is supposed TO
be IN New-York but this IL not definitely known. The
warrants issued complaints made by Alice
Brown and Margaret Casey twJ servant girls, whs had
purchased nv pOthecated stock IN the Empire Building
Liam from aor an have occD continuing 10 pur-
chase II for fifteen years Way was secretary OF this
company and bis swindlug methods we're enple. but
effective To time Hency L. Janeway, who was
president years signed big bundles OF GER
unc Major Way used of these and laid
aside others Then lie would iii ont the blanks and issue
them wherever he ht and To whoever was unfort
innate enough to purchase them Other stock he can
cellsG on companys books. willie continuing to re-
eeive money H. Thus he succeeded In making away
with $4,000 contiHung his stealing for eleven years
before beng discovered -
outside OF his steslincs In the Enpire Loan he has
gotten enough 10 raise the total 10 $4,000
He was secretary OF the Union Lean, which mas loft
slightly. President Rogers. al the Empire says MS
a wreck. Major Way held "A number OF Important
besides that of in the Empire LOAF
The Merchants Insurance Company, OF Newark oass oy
him something like III 600 IN ba stock. lho steanhgs
OF these eleven wore spent In btSsR ganDiih2
poker playing aud family lie was ring
politician and likewise "A church member.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-05
RACING AT IVY CITY.
NINTH DAY OF THE FALL MEETING.

NOLAN PAsHA ROWLAND. sTUYvEsANT AND WAR
RJNG1ON THE WINNERS YESTERDAY.
IVY CITY Nov. The interest in the ninth days
saMpe at Ivy City did In the fourth race all
ne horses except stuyvesaDt scratched and he
wsloped over the couree for the purse The meeting
will conclude TO and 1t has been one OF the most
successu since the organization Of the National Jockey
Club The winners to-day were Eoian, Pasha, Rowland
etuyvesant and Warrington.
YIRsT Parse $500. One iuile. The starters were
Eoaan e. llS); Barnum. aged (Higg, 100 Ontario.
ew 1867 Tho betting TO Is E)lian and 10 10
against Barnum and ontario With Eoiian out, 10 on
Barnum and 10 against Ontario Eean finished half
Of Barnu second. and Ontario ten lengths or
T1me-l4lb. Frooch pools paid IS 40.
SECOND RACK-Ono mile Tho starters were Choctaw. @
t. 800 Richmond 81. Mclaughlin, ll2) Banner
Bearer (Hrgs 100 Royal Arch tRanery, l09) Frank
Ward. palmer 100; Pasha, Chapel. 03); Arge'
tEnke o5)i Orvid Martin 1907 Tho betting was to
against Richmond, 81 20 against Chocaw. to against
Arch and Pasha TO against each frark Naru
and Orvd each Banner Bearer and Arso
Ps.ba won by half length Orvid second throc lengths
ahead Frank WaId. third Iimel43 French pools pai
SGT IS
THIRD RAcr-Purse $500. Selling allowances Six fur
longs The starters Bronzomarte. sheTty ll3)
Mas Mouse weber ll2); Glenbrook, (Lane. llG) Row
land 4 a. Mclaughlin 1921 Thrftless. Chsnpel 10;
Valiant Is, Sse s s assi1s, aabt to
against each Miss AMI Tbrtess 10 against Nellie
b. 10 to RS asin' wen Sy ~. O head Vant
Tronaomartc third Timc-iiGa French pools paid
Of $50 zach a for s"s rss
All horses except stuyvesant were scratched and e
Fp S'T s % hnaa ns" haa" one mile
hurdle. Tns a War SaGt
lBna: c!Hse aged Iaye, l 40 WI pi DAVIS,
M e fSs a. was 1:s on
s. to againsi The Bourbon; to .sans, T@teIE to
Ct s ag %. " f.mtr
Tlne-2:5Ol1. French pools palh Sll A.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-05

Our recent bargain sale of Winter
Oycrcoats started the " Howling
Dervishees - of the clothing trade
to advertising in a manner that must
disgust sensible people. We are not
believers in the theory that this
country is inhabited chiefly by fools,
hence we print nothing that will not
bear common sense analysis.
Therefore, to intelligent men in
search of raiment we say, let Us
show YOU n collection Of suits and
overcoats prepared with utmost care
to meet the wants of Il critical trade
CLOTHES made to wear and not
merely to sell.
Dress suits, so 10 $50.
cuisines, suits. SIS to $40.
Overcoats si3 10 S3j.
Our legal guarantee which goes
with every sale entities you to a
refund of money paid upon return
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-05
LNCO AING STE fERS
SHIPPING NEWS.


rum VI y Il '" ioNh FRIDAY, NOV, l. 1897.
ARRIVED
steamer STATE ., Nebraska tnr Brao, glasgow Oct a.
lhfuo a. Win mise an 3lA Austin
d Co Arrived at the Bar at g. -
steamer Eine t6rrl. Jungst Bremen sonth
~ WIN n' anu ~ passengers To Oelrohs Arrived
At Tho Bar Al 3 80 y ~ ~ '''''o'
Steamer Maharajih mr.. Ansis Progrr.o x dav. v,l
hemp TO lhobaud Bros vessel 10 Funch Eiye Co. Arrived
IA. Bar al S.a5 "a -''''"
Steamer Pomona tBrJ. feFo. Moniego Bay and ~ ANN,
Bay DAYS. with mdse TO q Vessels & no
BAR at b.hOam. ~ ''"o
steamer Citv of Atlanta. Burey days with mds,
and passengers 10 Alexandra al the Iar At
midnight. 81. " ~
steamer Colorado. Daniels Galveston & days with Disc
and passengers to e ~ Mallory & co. 1870
Steamer I'll Paso. quick NcwOreans days mdse TO
John / Van sickle.
steamer CITY Of Columbia, Mckee Fernanhina days via
Charleston with mdsc and passengers 10 Vim Clyde
Steamer Tallahassee. Fsncr. -tvInnIn
ami passengers Ia Henry TOngcr
'.ul wit
mdsr and plp,cngcrt 10 WA 4 CLYDE & Co.
Steamer ichmond. Boar. West Point, Va and
PASSENGERS ~ u ID ninon - Ca
Steamer onyandOttc Kelley, Newport News ana Norfolk
with uldsr and nissonxersto OIL DO uiniou =, Co
Steamer teanOr Bennett Portland. inise
Hall.
mss" 10 hal Bros; vessel 10 II snd-rsoa Broa
BARK " ufe tBr Whalon. Dublin 30 dayA
ders vessel 10 naster
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WHAT rs GOING ON TO DAY.

Brooklyn Young Republican Club mass meeting, Cer-
mont Avenue Rink. p. IN
NicOll mass-rueeIIng, Harlem Temple, p m.
Navarro fats reference case, No 40 Wall ST., NJ
NewNork Athletic Club-Cresccnt football match POLO
Grounds. p.
Manhattan Athletic Club musicale, Club House, even
ing. u-
independent Voters mass-neeting, Harlem Temper
ance Hall. < p. ~ - -.
Professor Bickmorc's lecture, Chickerng Hail. 10 80
q. m.
Progressive Labor party parade. evening.
10Th Regiment Veterans meeting, No. "a ClintOn-ave''
Brooklyn. r. m. -
Psi Epsilon Club Chapter night. No. 4S West Forty
eighth.st.. evening.
DR.. j. O. IIarrison's lecture, Chickerng Hail. p M
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NEUS From THE SUBURBS.
LOOKING FOR A PROsPEROus RUILDEn

Harry Schmeucke welknOrn builder at ROckaway
Beach and hi ilends greatly exercised over
his dsap He IS Of the widely known ant
respected czen Of the place an has the larger
u the buildings ts beach during the
or Monday lac we'd cheek for $500
for New York he'd 40 tdng- have bron
There why he should have
left home as he IN financial trouble.
had agreeable SURROUNDINGS Ito had number OF
buildings under and "a. employing large number OF
The missing man - short stout aud Of middle age
the 0he last night received letter
missing informing HIM that he MS
did intend 10 return. He als0 told lis
,pcixl tronhies the OF his ght
ndcbsG 10 u nbrr dealers in BROOKLYN Ihore
several large him Tor buildings the Beach,
but they cannot be collected at present.
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NEW. Jersey.

DECENTRALIZATION B-yers family ate some vegetables
on FRIDAY and were adr uRgy III physician declared
tev were suffering from fhov that Lucas FRI
ON Of Fort Lee had thrown the vcget blcs
bail
,PAsshc-An agent Of tho Hall Wool Company OF Gin
cinnat. aSreet TO the prire OF the
bal'otDcxes $40 eichl from The city and 10 pay
the express biii himself This done a
Inc express company gave tho boxsS tity Clerk
tosaR ast might open of Instruction 20 We cleo
ton oneois eance 10 become familiar
machinery OF the hsros stephen Naughfon pod
before Judge Hooper, al Paterson yesterday aud gave
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-05
DEOEIyED BYA WEEPING CHILD.

A lttic gid crying to Mrs Mary Scott
Der lone, No. Is West Eighty -thirdst, last week
aid wh,le the ro.lcd down her checks, told
ri allie story about beng orphan, hungry aud
homeless. Mrs scott's heart warmed TO the little
child and last evening they took her TO
Police Headquarters to have tho fact regis
tered that she was going TO adopt the
child. So geant Kelleher did believe the gia's
st0ty and baing elosely pressed, she admitted that
che had lied Her namo Is Sarah Storan, age eleven.
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MEsrCHEHrER COUNTY.

Mor-Nr VKRVoS-The congregation o. the First Pfe'bytA
church. 1hursi~y night authorized inc bo-tu o.
purchase SIT, for ne building oil ehnfrh
This organized ouv about four months and
only has large Membership uut Also large euhAJ
school and growing ire@.nfy
PoRrcHfsTFR n Merritt. who IL oonstrnoting
within tho ssi Our months has h-d
go lanterns stolen. besides q laire number oiio
Ntw ROCHELLE The four new tracks OF tie New fors
NewIIaVen Hartford Railroad will DC competed by TIC
clo Of ne "
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NEW Arm.

The Rev. Hugh o. Pentecost has Started class OF
young for instruction IN Henry Georges principles
pmbcIs belong 10 the Relvle Avenue Congregational
Church, OF which Mr.. Pchtcc0-t Is PASTOR -
Mrs Lena Trcwlcy, who lives with her husband VIII
FAM No. J43 Markets.. procured her husbands arrest
yesterday charge OF stlbbng her In the breast with
knife The und about an inch long, and the
ian lost much blood Tho assault was comm ted
while wife In the act OF leaving the house to live
with her brOher-in law. Mrs. Trewley was arrested Oh
complaint OF her husband two weeks ago and attempted
70 hang herself AZ the police station.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-05
ALONG THE SOUND.

pprncrpoRr Arnold returned from View YORK on
Friday quantity OF sverware which Ia ionnd al
awushop in ThriAve where bad been PLACED 10y John
otn atlas John Crowley arrested IN YORK Tor steal
Ing horse from Thomas Moody. Arnold has Already as
ree I0ttin TO all Of winch he has con-
leased ~ probably trace several more 10 hin ha nave
rated about Bridgeport aud farhc u Lottlh WI"
be brought here when the papers are obtained
GRFESwICIi.-The Fairfield Comfy Commissioner. have
fed tbe prc. OF license al $3.50 wholesale and $500 retail
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-11-05

Bark r.rnardo utaD. d. Andrea Cape Town. cGH Sept
7. with mise and passenger, TO o,er 30 ,r , r.ar
Br. Thoma, iurul 0ll,ted,. PoinaPtre 20 days with
sugar TO l. " & + Armstrong.
sUNsET.-At Sandy Hook, wind fresh. NV; cloudy. Al
City Island. wind fresh. NV. cloudy.
Arrived yesterday
Steamer Fastnet RI barley Bensat oct H. Gibraltar 49,
with order. vessel to master. Arrived At the Bar
at6pm -
Steamer Canada tBrl. Robinson. London-FwJ Hurst
st.Amsr Ludgate II III OBJ. Brown London-H henderson
steamer ssrva (Br. Mckay Liverpool via Queenstown
Vernon II Brown & Co. ~ =,
oneenstown1Peter Wright & sons.
Steamer Bcac0nshed 'Br. Cotton. Bristol-siinpson.
steamer Ancoria CBr,. Brown glasgow Henderson Bros.
Island. DAM bkJoit Stcttin, Copenhagen. &c
steamer sorrento (Gor Muller Hamburg Phelps 8
Steamer Vera GER. Bus,us. Bremen southampton
steamer zaandam (ptch Pon,on Amsterdan- Funch, Ed
steamer w..,ernland (Bclsl. RandIc, Ant"erp-Peter
steamer Ia Brstagne tFr) Jous,eln. HavreLOus lie
steamer Portu.u.o tBr. Hews. Para Pernambuco. &C.
steamer Caribei Br Evau, Port LmOn and carthagena
steamer Geo " Cyde Holmes. Island. Domingo
steamer Pomona Br lesoc Montcgo Bay. ec-d Vessels
steamer exec, spanl Havana ) ceballo'& co
minimize L Mallory q CO.
steamer Chero.ee. Charleston and Jacksonvlle-
stcanri Lou buck Mount Jack,ony -wa1ren Ray
Steamer on Dominion. Hnlpher- Noros, CITY PJ.ns ana
Iuchmnnd-Old Dominion - CO -.
steamer Josephine Thompson. Moore. BaltWoro-BN
Downcr. ,rr.
snip Haia4ut tBsl.l lie NrIe'. Ant~orP-"HAoh Aarsn
Ban r-r,m Bat'via. Java FOR orlcrs-cart'r
Hawlcy & Go
B.rk John D ,Br. Mackenzie. LV'rpo1 OF bHkeuhe4d-
J W Parker 3 Co.
Bark Jo-hu. Lorlng nau'c Aspinwail-Ihomas pnnhams
Nephew & 60
E.iI r!,tol Br, Lawrence Perth Amboy-snow & Bur.
CESS ,,v,
STEAMER sAr'ora and J,mr'town .,.,an,-,,
nv s-suush thrr"E"r. Charleston
mi L. s.,, ne cav ot San Antonio FefnauiinA
v.oh Nohc an. for --
par.- f4r4maft. -olon Newcastle on Tyne
B.r.. Ines Ioh. for Banda Starlight Port SPAN.
Also ,aed-,is eng I.,ni sound steamer G.ucue. fer
Boston. Big Evyiva. for Maorio
IHL MOVEMENTS % Sr;A NEHt
FOREIGN PDRrS
rivrEroor Nov SAILED steamer spain (Brl Grlfths.
Bri-roi Soy Arrived steamer jersey cry OR. Ior.
l.it o. WON Passed steamer L"cri1m tDtch).
Ii.nrer fr.s oct - - nor . Amsterdam
t.rp.u.,Fv to oct Arrive !. steamer ~alerno
utrI Rng-rs from Nsrs Jctt
kxlAlrr. Nov 3 Arr.v'.. ,iotncr fieicf dc 'ohlhtk
,IrIrI ~mtt from Ner-Ior oct 20.
hNoY Noy sailed steamer h,rsshTe tEFh Arnold Tor
New YORK.
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ACTIVE WORK or 4 BjBLE SOCIETY.

ACTTFB WURK OF BINIE SOC7ETT
The OF the American Bible society met ct the
Bible Hense On Thursday. Grants for Bibos and Tesla
the 'alue Of about s. 5j7 Unloading
or egn agents and colporteurs made. to promote
the OF the Scriptures United states
secretary Hunt gave report
eiies aud ecclesstica
Hdmpshlre OHIO, Limos aud Tennessee Tho pts
S2J, 314 IL, Bible
DC Der 7G e9l copies issues Apr $50 couies
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HONE NE VS..
PROMINENT ARRIVALS

Ee,o York Rsfs,-Admral Sir Houston Stewart OF the
British Navy; Allan McLane OF Washington and state En-
gneer Rlnathan Sweet OF Albany nm Avenue HoMI
W. Chis of PhiImlelpla. KoF,nan Heun-Wnl.
NJ Singrrlv OF Philadelphia Hefel Brnsrick- en-
Rouert HIT Of Illinois Murray htti Hote'
Judge wiz an L. Learned Of Albany Wfndfor HoN-
General r. NJ LOGAN OF lbenarle Hotel
General A. c. MoClvrg. Of Chicago.
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and her parents have 6een hunting the city over since
che disappeared from homo Q week ago Mr.. Storen
u Q bookkeeper AID lives at No. 402 Second ave IN
hood circnmstanccs Sarah told the sergeant 'hAt
her parents ALWAYS treated her kindly ana that shc
ran away because she could not help 1t.
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RACING IN ENGLAND.

LONDON Nov A-Atthe Lincoln autumn meeting to-day
the Lincoln Autumn Handicap won by I Valentines
three year old bay FLY ST. Helen with W. stevensons
Aveyear.old chestnut mare Nighcap second Mr. Mel
Yies three old colt Horton. ami T. JonninSss
three chestnut lly Valentine ran dead heat Tor
third place sartvrs The betting was 10
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